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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-11-09
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
EINCASTIE.
Death OF LcaiS Observation-Disclosures
iu= Party.

fto-r. saouleuec of the H-lm)ud p-pa'chl
FN,AsrLE. "a. Nov. ~, 1881
Levi LiukenhoSe,. ESP. died yester-
dav 81, his home in this county. lie was
stricken with parlly SIS several years ago,
since which time he has been IN very
feeble health. ior many wears MI.
Iink,nhok,r WIS one of the most iHilu-
entinI and popular u n in this comfy.
Ii was the ii~t treasurer of TINS county,
holding tie office till 1913, when he was
1eseat.i for Reelection by Henry Il.
E1rrer. In 1871 he Was the nominee OF
the democratic party for The House OF
Deleeat,-. nut Was defeated 10y an indie
peudrnt I'm 1919 he IAN for the House
n, Rea1.ust,r. and was elected. In
1881 he VIC the nominee of bis patty for
the SENATE. but WAS dc 'eated by William
4. Gl4eeow. Deceased viii be remcm-
bercl rs man OF great kindness Of
heart and Astounding IN deeds OF
charity.
Tlc party OF hunters from TINS place.
VINO had been in the mountains near
Patterson's ere * for the past ten days.
returned this evening. They Killed
eleven deer and two iurkeys.
We were reminded this week that
THANKSGIVING Day j. drawing nigh. \
drove of turkeys, COO in number, passed
down Main stree On IOUf" fOrthe eastern
market. There were three drivers.
County Court has been IN session off
and On MI week One of the whiskey
eases was tried. q. T. Beamer indicted
for selling liquor on Sunday, was found
guilty aud fined $40 and cost The
offender was brought before his Honor
and gently admomshed, but upon hls
promise 10 never more be bad his IL
cepse was not revoked.
!. Davis Christian, indicted for telo-
nious assault upon 4. c. Lemon, got of
with q fine Of $50 and costs.
There were four applications for
liquor license filed.
Mr.. Lewis L. Holiday has added to
his stables a three-year-old Kentucky
thoroughbred mare She arrived here
Yesterday from Lexington. Ky.
Mr.. John b. Crist and family left this
week for Monroe county, where they
will in future reside.
The engineer corps of the Virginia
Western Railway Company are now al
work in this county. ACTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
EASTERN SHORE.
Death of James q. Gunter-GaIue
Plentiful.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.l

Special telegram 10 tho Dispatch.l
OXANCoCK, Va. November 2l.--Jamos
f. Gunter, son of Hon. Benjamin I.
Guntcr, Judge Of this circuit. died of
consumption at his fathers residence
near AccOmack Courthouse, yesterday
evening aged tweuty-four years. lie
was a young man of fine attainments,
having been educat. d at Richmond Col
legc and the Uniyera ~ of Virginia. he
was instructor in the { hancock Academy
for one session. from " hich position de-
clning health forced bin to retire. In
addition to his scholar ly accomplish
mcnts he was young gentleman OF
sterling Christian characte.. His funeral
services will take place tO-M orroV morn
ing.
Game is reported to be plentiful IN
this section and sportsmen from New
York, Philadelphia, and other northern
cities are shooting ducks and OF her Wild
fowl on the creeks and islands al ng the
coast.
Revival meetings have been goiL on
mt the Baptist church near Cash vile
during tine past week and many con yer
sions are reported \ number Of the
converts were immersed III Onanc0 X
creek last Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
PETERSBURG.
DEATH OF AN AGED MAE-cHARGE HOT
SUSTAINED.
Movements OF Trsmps-Dsparturo Of Dele
gates.-speeial Thanksgiving, &C.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence II tho Richmond Dispatch.l
PETEBSDtRG, Nov. 81, 1887.
Information was received hero to-day
of the death at his residence, in Motto
WAY county, last night of Colonel James
:. Gillian aged eighty-two years. He
WIS well known IN Petersburg, where he
resided for many years and where for
some time he was the proprietor OF one
of our largest hotels. He leaves several
children.
A special magistrates court was held
nj the station-housc on Saturday night,
the occasion being the trial Of larceny
case of some interest. On Saturday
morning a set OF fine harness was taken
from one of our warehouses; having been
delivered 10 "A negro who called Tor 1t IN
the name OF the rGhtful owner. When
il was discovered that the wrong man
had gotten the harness policemen
were mounted and sent IN pursuit OF
the party, and he was overtaKen
some thirty miles from town. He
proved TO I've the driver tor well-known
farmer of Brunswick county, who, with
his son. was in the wagon when over
taken by the police. The harness was
found in the wagon. but the farmer and
his son denied ali knowledge of It's
presence. The negro. on the contrary.
declared that the farmer had paid HIM to
Get the harness. Under these clrcnm-
stances all the parties were brought back
to the city for hearing After the eX-
animation the two white men we're DIS
charged and the negro was held ior FUR
Their examination 10 morrow.
Thirty-two tramps were given accom-
modations at the Jail on Saturday night,
and twenty three more last night. Ihey
seemed 10 be travelling IN various dlrec-
tions. and left for their destinations after
a nights lodging IN the Jail
Messrs Z. f. Cogbll. W. ID. Morris.
and {. =. Hoy, representatives OF The
order. left here to-day to attend the
annual session of the American Legion
OF Honor, which opens III Lecsburg to-
morrow.
The several councils OF the order OF
United American Mcchanl ; held special
THANKSGIVING services nj the Second
Presbyteriau church Sunday afternoon.
The sermon on the occasion was preached
by Rev. :. X. VIM. ana the church
was crowded.
The weather has been cold today, and
Yesterday morning there was bnSk iall
~ SNOW tor a few minutes.
RoBlN ADAlR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

must bear the greater portion OF the
burden, ne il Is Richmcud which reaps
the more direct results and the greater
profit. Richmond should step TO the
front and say; Here we recognize the
fact that the State Fair is good institu-
tion. II should be fostc-ed aud built
up 10 a point at which il Will be credit
20 the State. We will contribute $780,
dollars 10 that end how much will The
rest of the State give? AK every city,
town. aud county this question, and we
wonld nave an exhibition worthy OF US
md where diploma or blue ribbon
would mean something.
we would offer liberal premiums for
the counties making the best display,
and. as FAR as practicable, llave the ex-
hibtS remain permanently, 80 that land
buyers coming amongst us conld decide
which section would be the more desira-
blc for them. And what q nucleus this
would form for orr exhibit at the Worlds
Fair to be held at Washington in 1888.
Richmond needs public halls, aud the
buiIdinC most desirable for exhibition
would answer admirably for
any large gathering. With Nr enter
prlsing strcet-railWay companies there
can he no question OF accessibility.
W. f.. GRANT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
ne Iaf ~ ''a PERCYP. WILLIAMS, Trustee

By George ". Mayo, Auctioneer,r
Ono Z. Lauehion, IT.. salesman,)
u north Nlnth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
THE EXPOSITION.
A Letter from a weII.KnOwn Cattle
breeder.

RICHMOND. VA, November 10, 1887.
10 tie Eait0r Of the Dispotch;
1t is with great pleasure that | see evil
dence OF increased interest being taken
in the State Fair.
II is certainly a subject which should
be well considered by all, for 1t IS OF I'M
portapce to every man, woman, and child
who has any interest IN the State,
whether they be rich or poor.
The Fair once started as 1t should be
can be made self.sustaining But first
we must have suitable buildings in which
exhibitors can display TO the best adj
vantage their manufactures, agricultural
products, minerals, works Of art, horses,
cattle. and whatsoever else it may be de-
sirable TO have on exhibition.
There were not stalls enough to &C
commodate the cattle entered this year,
and those who vcntured TO make the
rounds Of the grounds saw probably
sl0O. 900 worth of cattle at the best only
partially protected from the cold and
rains Many OF these cattle are tenderly
nurtured and receive far better attention
than some OF the children in tins city.
Is il not too much 20 ask of breeder to
bring COW worth way up in the thou
sands and let her stand for a week cx-
posed TO cold winds and rainS-a COW
that was probably never allowed to get
wet before? Yet the cattle and horse
sheds are the last buildings we should
alter.
| saw this year or exhibition in city
much smaller than Richmond painting
which had been sold for $40, 900 a ma
chine making pins, another tacks, an
other nails, another files paper bags
were being made, silk handkerchiefs
woven, and so on. Suppose these things
were offered for exhibition at our Fair,
(they we're all of that class which the
great mass OF the people take an inter
est in seeing what would you do with
them Stick them down in some cor
ner where probably dozen people could
see them at time or invite the exhib-
itors TO put them up outdoors some
where?
BY all means go 10 work and erect
suitable buildings, induce people TO come
among us and spend at least week.
Show them something they have never
seen before. Don't feel satisfied be-
cause you have asked them TO come one
day, directed them TO the Grand Hotel,
or advised them where TO look for stand
ing-roOm in the neighborhood Of board
ing. house TO gaze upon the same crazy
quilts the next, and 10 go home on the
third day. | do not propose or desire
that Richmond shall raise ali OF the
money needed for this purpose for this
IL State institution, and i want the
whole State 10 feel that il has al in
terest in its Fair and not look upon il as
sectional Institution. But Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
AFTER THE ABOVE SALE

shall sell the LOT, WITH on
Canal street. fronting thereon 99.5 aud running
back III 9S teet a. per plat, upon which are two
desirable tenement houses, which makes It good
rental property.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six and
twelve months credit. Interest added. for ap-
proved negotiable notes. and title retained I'M
I'll final payment
WILLIAM II. REyAN, Trustee.
T. PANEILL. Auctoneer, Petersburg, Va.
no Il, 23,25&29
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
AUCTION sALEs-Fnture Days.
ByS. W. Boge,
Real Estate Aucii0noer.
yy,RUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXTRA
HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
WITH SMALL IMPROVEMENTS THEREON.
ON
c.py BETwFFN FIRST AID SECOND
STREETS.
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.

Bv virtue q n certain deed Of trust, bearing
late 10Th az February. 49, aDd recorded 10 ne
ChopceCy Court az Richmond in Decd BOOK l-'
a ou mage 81. and bon compliance WIN t''ie'
III no said court entered July 2. - in it' sHi.
NJ Mary Sh.rrtrl. trustee. cs :. X. ianp ann
others, / will soil by auction, on ne premises on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %. ~.
NJ a. O'Clock 2. VI. that exceeding DESIRABLE
AND ELlGIBLG-LOCAi hD 10 on ihr n.fi
aidc oil Cary street between First ana second
sf-oe.s. fronting 32f feet and extending .l
I6,a.f2 feet. WITH THE SMALL bl i NNi -
EslCK DWELLING $50. il2 THEREON, nnI
living betwcen The residence, Of james 4. h'i
Ion. Feq aud Mr. G.. y. Baregmiu.
There - no better location fer one OF '"o
homes according t0 the views and purif eos -
ne purchaser, Than tins LOT. aud as gooi lo'7
I'm Gr-t.rate neighborhoods aui convenient Do
cations advantages thi, one has bon an emit
re.t degree are iarI o. end. J heartily intt'e
and confidently expect yuur presence a' 'A'
SIZE. al
TERMS one thlr. cast: hsla1'c A. one aal
two years. forn.f.t. With Safe .e-l aii,i; ana
.,',,,roj by A tlu-t-iccI. y. IS. 6ONE
no ID %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
VI HOUSEHOLD FURNIIUkE.
CARPETS. FEAlIEK-BtDS, &C. &C,
Al AUCTION.

by authority Of the counsel for all the IN
terrsieG parties. shall sell at auction, at ne
late residence Of Mrs. Mary \. Grafton, de-
ceased, no. - east Leigh street, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER p. iSS1,
NJ l0H O'Clock, all Of the PERSONAL PROPERTY
belonging ~ he estate. consisting OF -
MAHOGANY WARDROBEs, BEDsrEADS, Bp-
SOFAS. Lounge. CHAIRS;
WALNUT HALL~KACk;
eFVFRAL FFATHEk-BGDS AND PILLOWS;
CAhPEr>. TENDERS. TABLLS;
HAIR AND OTHER MAIIRtSNbS: -..
MAHOGANY >lDEBOARD, RhF RlGkRAIOR;
MAHOGANY DINlNG-TABLE. ten fCet long;
DINNER SIT. CROCHEul. GLASSWARE. &C.;
COOkiNG-STONE, KITCHEN Fl RNlIUltE. sc.
GEORGE ". MAYO.
no n Aucuonecr
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 LARGE
L STOCK OF GOODS, WINES. LiQJ ORS.
GROCERIES. STORE-FlXTURE RE-. &c, A. PJB
lie ATC1ION.-By virtue OF 4 deed OF assign
ucnt made. hy !. 4. B1flcr November y, lN'i,
aud rccorI3d in Tho clerks Office Of Hanover
County Court. ne undersigned trustee WILTON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER -, ISL,
make sale 10y public auction OF the GOODS AND
SiOhE-FiNI RES IN The store recently ocru-
plei hy Butler ~ Moore az EIerson-, IN me
county OF hauoyor. OH tho Chc-ap-aAe anl ono
railway. the sale o. begin promptly AZ il of' ~
A. NJ. aud fO continue fil q lric hour 81 nght
and from Jay % day until completed. Tho It *
m M, store 10 Boz sold CONSISTS 81 Dll GOObN,
GROCE 1IES. HATS, SHOES. MOTIONS. 81;
also. % loi of twclye 1r fourteen ,arcol' o. BY
CELLENT WHISKEY AND WINES. zen o.
twelve caldics oi TOBACCO, and FINE LOT
or CIGARS.
TERMS: Cash az 90 an sums under -, and o.
to sums 0ror tat amount credit oi ninety
days will boz given. upon tbc FREDERICKSBURG
his note. with interest added and -ai-in 'torly
endorsed r. II. CALDWELL,
40 13.l5I7.1gN2- Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
TO $500 A MONTH CANBE

W W. made working for US. Agents pro-
ferred who can furnish their own horses and
give their whole time 70 the business. Spare
moments may De probably employed also. A
few vacancies In towns aud cities. b. Z. JOHN
son & CO., 1903 Main street, Richmond, Va.
no 6-d&Wlm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY James Is. Elan.
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctloneer'
Ills Main street,
tr,R1isrEE,s AUCTION SALE OF

URUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE Ot
L TWO BEAUTIFUL VACANT LOTS AZ LIE III,
SOUTHEAST CORNER or WILLlAMsh, ~ ~
AVENUE AND NiCHOI.sON STREET. IN ihs
CITY or RICHMOND in execution OF uesu
OF trust 10 nio from Moses r. Johnson ana vic
and Luke Terry aud wife, dated November -
1919. and recorded in toe clerks o1lce Of me
Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond I'D Deeu-
Book 1871 Il, page 30. shal sell by p1Dilc auo-
ton, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER p. 1881,
n, O'Clock p. ~. the TWO LOTS described IN
said deed and located as above stated the cor
ncr lot fronting about 30X9j ieof, WIN ahry III
rear. aad The ecl0iuing loi fronting about @s1D
feet. with alley IN rear.
those are among the most attractive iois III
TINT improving locality, ana should COMMAND
the atteatiOI " parties seeking goo' bliiulns
sites.
TERMS Cash n 20 eXpensce of sale. luy dellu-
1gent taxes. and the sum N 1880. with interest
from November j.. ISL, and the residue upon
such terms as shall be announced NJ iimeoi ehir'
o. H. FL SSTEN, Trustee
J.vpsR. Ft,v Auctiou7er. no %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22


At u o'clock W.. on the premises, sell at auction
that VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY known
rs the merchants Manufacturing COmpanys
Mills. - except certain tenement houses on ca
nal street, which will DE sold separately. he
property consists ~ the following parcels:
1T. 4 LARGE THKEE STORY BRICK COT
TON-FACTORY AID LOT on the western SIDE
Of Flee, street The building il 2 by - feet.
The lot fronts 10 feet on Fleet street. 100 feet
on Apu0mattox river. and IL feet ard 40 inches
on Hope Mil canal. aud hi. factory receives iis
water supply from -ai1 canal through an open
ing having sectional area 81 l.oi square feet,
and the machinery IS driven by an overSnot
wheel under q head If 1876 feet
-. A LARGE TWO-STDkl BRICK COllON-
FACTORY OF the eastern side OF Fleet street.
The building Is a. by ~ feeL Tho lot fronts l2l
feet on Fleet street. G1.6 feet on Appomattox
river, and SO feet on Hope Mills canal, AMI
this factory receives it, water supply from said
canal through an opening having sectional
area n 10 square feet and the machinery IS
driven by an oyersbOt wheel under head OF
y feet.
Tho MACHINERY in these two factories may
be sold separately or with the realty.
81. A NALUAB LOT, WITH A lWO-SIOR1
BRICK SIOkEHOlSE thereon, lylug on the
south side Of Hope Mil- canal, fronting 'H.5 feet
on the west side OF Fleet street ana running
back along the canal ll2S feet.
ith. VACANT LOT on the east side Of Fleet
street on which IL fronts - feet, running hack
along the canal So teet
The location Of this property almost imme-
diateIy on the line ~ the Norfolk aud Western
railroad. its buildings. water power. &c. makes
10 very valuable for auy large mAnufactul ing
interest map showing sectional division Of
the entire property, rs advantages, &C., may be-
at the Office Of the auctioneer, who will take
great pleasure in showing and explaining H.
This property may be sold as an entirety, or
subdigided az per map, A. may appear Boston
day OF sale. and rare chance is here presented
20 those wishing 10 engage ia manufacturing
business. A full inspection and prompt attend
ance requested.
TERMS: On nth cash balance on a credit Of
one. two, aud three years interest added, for
approved negotiable notes. secured by deed Of
trust. and property TO be kept insured for pro-
lection 81 notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
BY II. L. staples & CO.,
il0S Main street.

WEDNESDAY, NovgMBEs %, 1887.
alta P. NJ, that NEAT TWO-SroRY FRAMED
DIV BLING No. 43i south Laurel street, between
Spring aud Automatic streets, containing four
rooms and kitchen, With hydrant In the yard.
LOT i6xliS feet 70 b i5-foot alley.
TERMS: At sale.
HENRY L. STAPLES 4 CO,
no - Aucioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

Among other cheap Books we mention Dick
enss Works. in afteen volumes complete. at
1910 A set. We guarantee 10 the largest type
edition. printed. our price Is IS. The regular
price is $s)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22
BY James b. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.
VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE


NEW. ATTRACTIVE. AND WELL-I0CAIED
TWO-SlOkI DETACHED BEiCh
DWELLING
No. 2lS NORTH TWENTIETH STREET. Be
TWEEN BROAD AND GRACE STREETS.
In execution of o certain deed o. trust 90 me,
dated Mny % lssr. and % record in the clerks
Ofice OF the Chancory Court " tho city OF fi,h
moud In Deadlock l32 Z, page t2l. default
having been made In the debt secured, una being
directed 50 10 do, shall sell by public auction. on
the premises. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER -, 1877,
at $3.50 o'clock p. NJ. the aboye-named very
desirable DETACHED TWO-SIOhN BRICK
DIV ELLING on the west side Of Twentieth street
between Broad ana Grace streets. with lot STOUT
27k xi9O feet 10 a Nlde paved alley IN rear, con-
tanning seven rooms, city water, gn-, and the
usual cOnyeuieuccs. new, well built, well-ar-
ranged. IN a convenient and desirable location.
and Of the size and character now b. good de-
mand by tenants snd those seeking homes.
TERMS: The terms required by the decd are
cash a. 70 expenses Of sale ana the note for
sl22 25, with interes, from August -. iSS upOn
credits 10 - coo tin MAY ~ 1898. and -i3j ill
June l, 1888 ; negotiable notes 20 bee given for
the deferred Payments, with interest add 81 aud
secured by deed ~ trust. II Is probable, how
ever, that other and more liberal terms vii! DO
agreed upon and announced at time Of sale.
Please come promptly al $3.50 O'Clock.
JAMES b. ELAN,
nol9 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

George Eliot's Works. Large typo. Hand
somely- bound set, in eight volumes, $3.50 set.
II Is lust about what itcosts TO print.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-22

4 set Of Thackeray's Works that are selling ut
= is very ine-iudeed, 1t l. one ~ he best pub
nahed. IL is called the Boston Edition. We have
SOME sets handsomely bound that We win sell at
s. the set.
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